전국 × 재물운 신사 참배에 편리한 숙소만족도 평가가 높은 호텔·료칸 - 40페이지

The staff were very attentive, the Hotel was clean, and there were many free services. It was a Hotel I would like to stay at again.

This was the cleanest place I’ve stayed so far.

Due to a change to our Reservation Room at the Accommodation Hotel, we were upgraded from the Moderato Reservation to the Grand Suite, and my girlfriend who stayed with me was absolutely delighted. The Room was spacious and came with a stone sauna, and the bath was also large—everything exceeded our expectations. We were able to spend a truly memorable and happy time together. When we stay in Kawagoe again, this is the Hotel we would love to book.

The staff were very helpful, and we had a comfortable stay. Breakfast offered a wide variety of options and was more satisfying than expected! We would love to stay again.

We stayed as a family of four. Bath: Unit bath Toilet: Separate Room: Tatami Meals: None; breakfast available (we left early, so we didn’t eat). Overall, it was clean and good value for money. It felt like a business hotel for families! Since it’s on the street by Tsutenkaku, we were able to fully enjoy Osaka.

Close to the station, I was completely taken with its compact design. It's a Hotel I would like to use again.

The Room is small but clean and comfortable. The bathroom is also clean with a sophisticated design, which is excellent. However, it was disappointing to see a small amount of black mold on the ceiling of the shower room. Located near Tokyo Station with reasonable rates, this Hotel is ideal for business use.

Thank you very much for your hospitality the other day. I truly appreciate your kindness, including adding breakfast for us at short notice at check-in and all the other thoughtful help. Regarding an incident in the bath (likely involving an inbound guest), someone left the shower running, left foam on the floor, and kept the door to the open-air bath open. It also seemed that someone wore off with another person’s slippers, so I think it would be helpful to provide guests with a written notice at check-in explaining proper bath etiquette. (As for slippers, attaching numbered clips or clothespins could solve this.) This was an Accommodation where I would love to stay again, so I hope to visit again in the future. Thank you for your continued support.

I stayed here during the Nagaoka Fireworks Festival. The price was about five times higher than usual, but I understand that. However, the twin Room I reserved was clearly different from the photos—it seemed like a single Room with an extra bed added. I chose this because I wanted beds that were separated, so I was very disappointed. If there were any changes, I would have appreciated being informed properly in advance.

Staff warmly welcomed us at the entrance. Check-in and check-out were self-service via machines, but staff assistance made the process smooth. We received six coins for two people to use at the first-floor café during our stay. It was an unexpected and delightful gift. The number of coins required for each item was displayed, making it fun to choose. The public bath was clean and pleasant, especially in the evening when it wasn’t crowded. As mentioned in previous reviews, the shampoo and conditioner were excellent. There is also a refreshment space with a coffee machine available anytime. As a coffee lover, I appreciated having four options like espresso to choose from. However, I thought it would be nice if tea or green tea options were available for those who don’t drink coffee. Dinner came with an in-room dining plan delivered by a robot directly to our room. The meal included a main dish, salad, and sweets—all generous portions with great presentation and delicious taste. The room also had a foldable desk and microwave for added convenience. Despite labor shortages affecting service quality elsewhere recently, this hotel stood out with its attentive staff who offered kind words not only during check-out but even as we exited through the entrance door—making our stay truly pleasant.

The location is between Gojo Station and Shijo Station, with excellent access to Kyoto Station and central areas like Karasuma Oike. Since the hotel is newly opened, the facilities are clean. Being Thai-owned, the interior features Thai motifs, and there are playful touches like nostalgic Japanese posters. The room is compact, but the lounge is spacious, and with so many places to visit in Kyoto, it's not an issue. If you are uncomfortable undressing in the toilet, you might want to be cautious. The only disappointment was that the TV did not support mirroring. I was looking forward to watching videos on the hotel's large screen... It's a nice point that you can choose breakfast from Thai, Western, and Japanese cuisine. I chose pho, and it was a gentle taste, perfect for the morning. Perhaps not well-known among Japanese yet, most guests were foreigners. I was very satisfied with the stay at such a reasonable price!

The Room makes excellent use of space, with a high bed frame that allows you to store luggage underneath. The shampoo and conditioner are carefully selected, and their fragrance lasts a long time. There are also several wonderful Accommodations near the Hotel.

This was my first time staying here. Although construction was underway, I had a comfortable stay. The Room felt like it had been renovated from an apartment, and it was clean and well maintained. The location was convenient, and I would like to stay again.

5-minute walk from Subway Shijo, with a FamilyMart diagonally across the street. Stayed in a twin room for 4 nights and 5 days during cherry blossom season, booked just 3 days in advance at an affordable price. Opted for no meals but enjoyed the basement free space where you can eat purchased food, with unlimited tea and coffee available 24/7. Luggage storage before check-in and after check-out was very helpful. The hotel is new, clean, and slippers were replaced daily—a fantastic Hotel!

We were thrilled that they showed us a covered parking area for our two motorcycles. At other Ryokan and Hotels we’ve stayed at, they offer covered parking for cars but say motorcycles aren’t allowed. The Onsen and the meals were excellent, and the staff were courteous—they even checked with the kitchen to answer our questions about the dishes. Overall, it was a very comfortable Ryokan, and we’d like to stay here again whenever we travel to the Yamaguchi area.

When we ordered extra squid, the Yobuko squid was truly delicious.

Overall, it can be rated above standard. The staff's response was polite and excellent. I had breakfast, but having to go outside and walk even a little might be considered a downside.

I used this Hotel for a business trip. I chose it because it was close to the station and within my budget, so I didn’t expect much, but the Room was clean and the complimentary breakfast bread and coffee were delicious. The pajamas and pillows also felt very clean! (At other hotels, I often notice unpleasant smells...) I stayed alone in a double Room, but it was spacious, the air conditioning worked well, and it was very comfortable. There weren’t any amenities that would particularly appeal to women (I completely forgot my makeup kit), but overall I was very satisfied.

The hotel is very calm and comfortable to stay in, despite being conveniently located near Akasaka-Mitsuke Station. The guest rooms are compact as it is a Business Hotel, but they were clean and pleasant. The staff at the lobby had a gentle smile, leaving a good impression. However, even though I had called about a month before my stay to inform them that I would not be using the parking lot, I was still asked about it during check-in. It was disappointing that guest information was not shared smoothly.

I made a last-minute Reservation the day before Yoiyama of the Gion Festival and stayed on the day of Yoiyama. It was my first time using this Hotel, and I was amazed by how close it is to the station and how perfectly located it is for sightseeing during the Gion Festival—I could see Naginata-boko right nearby. In the evening, many food stalls lined up in front of the Hotel, and the area was bustling with people. The Hotel itself is set back down an alley; you take an elevator up to the second floor to reach the front desk. Despite the crowds outside, it was quiet and comfortable in my Room. The staff were also very kind and helpful. Thanks to this stay, I was able to experience my first Gion Festival, including Yoiyama and the Yamaboko Junko parade. It was very hot, but it became a wonderful memory.